* MK has 1 flight per week currently scheduled for October therefore, the lead-in package is a 7-night stay

Terms & Conditions:

• Rates are subject to availability, rate of exchange.
• Bookings must be placed by 20 August 2021 to secure the 40% Re-Opening Discount.
• The offer is not combinable with other offers, except if you qualify as our Repeat Guest. Ts&Cs apply.
• Rates apply to HM couples too, but HM gifts or lunches will not be included, unless clients stay at Paradis Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa, which will include free lunches.
• Mauritius has announced that their borders will open to all countries on 01 October 2021, subject to all adult tourists (aged 18 years and older at time of travel) being fully vaccinated. Clients who have been vaccinated with Pfizer / Astra Zeneca (Covishield) / Astra Zeneca (Vaxzevria) / Covaxin / Moderna / Sinopharm / Sputnik / Sinovac (CoronaVac) require both
  doses at least 14 days prior to arrival and Johnson & Johnson (J&J) 28 days prior to arrival in Mauritius. Furthermore, each passenger must be in possession of a negative PCR test that needs to have been administered 72 hours prior to the passengers arrival in Mauritius. Further protocols have not yet been finalised.
• Travelling with minors: The Immigration Act which came in to effect on 01 June 2015 stipulates ALL CHILDREN under the age of 18 years at time of emigration or immigration must travel with an unabridged birth certificate in addition to a valid passport and visa/s, if applicable. Furthermore, written consent and specific paperwork is required when a minor travels with one parent only and if any child/children are not the biological child/children of the adults who accompany them through a border post.
• Visas: South African passport holders do not require visas or re-entry permits when travelling to Mauritius.
• Passports: Each passenger travelling, irrespective of age, must have their own, valid passport (6 months validity from date of RETURN date). All passports must have two blank pages available at time of travel.
• Foreign passport holders: If passengers are travelling on a foreign passport the applicable consulate and the South African Department of Home Affairs must be consulted for immigration/emigration requirements.
• Foreign nationals with South African residency status: Foreign nationals with permanent residency status residing in South Africa are required to produce their ORIGINAL residency certificate at time of re-entry in to South Africa.
• Dual passports: In accordance with the amendment Act 17 of 2004 to the South African Citizenship Act – the system of exemptions and letters of permission to make use of a foreign passport has been withdrawn. All South African citizens who hold a South African identity document and are in possession of a foreign passport must apply for a South African passport. Clients are permitted to hold dual citizenship or dual passports but are required to emigrate/immigrate a South African border post on their South African passport. Clients failing to adhere to the above will not be permitted to proceed through passport control on their outbound journey.
• Yellow fever: There is no risk of yellow fever in Mauritius. The government of Mauritius requires proof of yellow fever vaccination only if a passenger is arriving from or has been to a country with risk of yellow fever. Areas at risk are: South America and certain African countries. Netcare Travel Clinic in Cape Town can be consulted for more information; alternatively for alternative clinic options in other areas of the country click here Medicross Tokai / telephone l: 021 710 9950

NB. Repeat guest saving is applicable to a 5th visit and more; room upgrade offer valid on specific categories; spa discount subject to 60-minute massages; certain inclusions are not applicable to Royal Palm & Victoria for 2.